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Share
Capitol, Holdings and dealings
Below the activities analysis there is a panel showing
each class of share, the number in issue and a description.
Preference shares and warrants are also included when
applicable.
The total percentage held by major shareholders and directors
is noted after each class of share, unless the holdings
are below 0.01%. Directors with large holdings are included
under directors, not under major shareholders.
Only major shareholders of the most actively-traded class
of share are listed. These are shown in size order and
if a major shareholding has increased or decreased within
the last nine months this is indicated by a figure (how
many months ago) and a plus or minus sign (to show buying
or selling).
In the panel, it is only possible to list nine major shareholders
including directors. Usually, this will result in a maximum
of five directors and four major shareholders.
The size of shareholdings are shown as follows:
| 1%
or more |
% |
(percentage
of shares in issue) |
| 1,000,000
or more |
m |
(millions
of shares) |
| 1,000
or more |
k |
(thousands
of shares) |
| under
1,000 |
n |
(number
of shares) |
Directors' shareholdings in the first class of share
will be listed in this order: executive chairman, managing
director or chief executive, finance director, non-executive
chairman, executive directors (in annual report order)
and non-executive directors (also in annual report order).
Dealings are indicated with a figure and a plus or minus
sign in exactly the same way as for major shareholdings.
Non-beneficial directors' holdings under 3% are ignored
but family holdings are aggregated with the beneficial
holdings. Very large non-beneficial holdings are shown
under major shareholdings in the name of the actual
beneficial shareholder.
When any director has dealt during the preceding six
months, the notation [d] will appear after the particular
class of share.
An August 1993 study by Smith New Court demonstrated
that by following directors' dealings, an investor can
out-perform the market.
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